which in the immediateneighborhood of a city it would have toundergo. The Kitchen and Dining-room beinsc ESTIMATE. 570 yds. of excavation at 60 cts. per yard 110 perches of stone in cellarstory, at $5 per perch, laid in the wall Window and Doorsills 341 perches of stone in super-structure, at $8.50… … on a different floor from the Parlor andDrawing-room, is certainly an advan-tage, in the perfect freedom from theoften unpleasant odors which come fromthe former. The domestic work of afamily is by this arrangement kept com-pletely out of sight of friends who visitthem; and all that comfort which…
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